using other functions of equivalent effect.
;; is not needed, but the two have equivalent effect.
(The changing pitch of an ambulance siren is the equivalent effect for sound).
To me this seems like an oriental tradition which, however enthusiastically adopted (particularly in schools, I find), is un-likely to have an equivalent effect in the west.
Mr. Braun hopes that young viewers of the series will experience an equivalent effect: "They might think to themselves, 'Hey, I could be a hero, too".' Suzanne MacNeille.
Free movement of goods; Freedom to provide services; Advertising; Selling arrangements, Measures having equivalent effect to quantitative restrictions; Justification in the interest of the protection of health.
This matters: studies show that low financial capability has the equivalent effect on life satisfaction to being unemployed if you're a man and to divorce if you're a woman.
Investors with high-beta portfolios might prefer a reduction in a firm's risk exposure to an expected-value increase that has an equivalent effect on the price of the firm.
However, many mixture toxicity reports have usually employed one mixture ratio (such as the EC50 ratio), the equivalent effect concentration ratio (EECR) design, to specify several mixtures.
Some states have sought to repeal tenure — much as Mr. Christie has — though critics say that in some cases other provisions remain that have an equivalent effect on protecting teachers.
abolish customs duties and quantitative restrictions on the entry and outflow of merchandise, to abrogate all other measures having an equivalent effect, and to fix a common customs tariff for imports from nonmember states.
